Growth and changes in modern skiing and pro racing
The article notes a rise in NASTAR and Benson racing earnings surpassing 550000 with last year at 350000, highlights shifts to short skis and 180s, and discusses hotdog skiing becoming commonplace. It recalls Jean Claude Killy's retirement and return to pro racing facing Karl Schranz, while outlining decades of skiing evolution and future directions.
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Will
Nastar
Benson
St. Moritz
Switzerland
Jean - Claude
Billy
Killy
Karl Schranz
Austria
U.S
Houston Open to move to Memorial Park in 1975
The Houston Open will be played at Memorial Park Municipal Golf Course starting in 1975. Bill Chapline of the Houston Golf Association and Bill Scheibe of the city parks department announced the annual event will remain at the city owned course for at least ten years. The 1974 event is set for May 12 at Quail Valley Country Club.
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Houston
Memorial Park
Houston Golf Association
Bill Chapline
HGA
Bill Scheibe
Quail “Valley Country Club
Broad College Basketball Scores Across Rankings and Matches
A dense OCR list shows numerous college basketball results from many schools including Delaware St, St. Bonaventure, Villanova, LaSalle, Drexel, Penn St, and Hartford era. It records scores like East Army 100 over Pitt Johnstown 76 and Siena, NY teams across dates and venues with varied outcomes.
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Cheynay
West Chester
Drexel
Wagner
LaSalle
Holy Cross Niagara
Villanova St. Joseph's
Phila
East Army
Pitt.Johnstown
Conn
Manhattan
Canisius
Common Pace
Kings Point
York
N.Y
Roger Wi
Denison
Bathany de Westfield
Johnson St
Long Beach St
Kim
Castleton St
Assumption
Worcester
Northeastern
Lowell Tech
Massachusetts
Loa
Wath St
High-scoring week for bowlers across leagues
Elmer Fraim rolled a 661 with 315 222 and 4, boosting his average to 211 after 42 games. Others included Detter 231-? and 203, Bess Edule 686-203, Bowden 236 single, and Fraim’s 602-214, plus multiple 600s and 500s across Peterson Point, Godleyates, Conchester Senior, and Chester Pike leagues. Rita Kimber led doubles with 765-213, Connie Maloney 705-211. Barbara Bill and Rosemary Churchman notable in women’s divisions.
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Elmer * Fraim
al Gerlés
Gardes
John Cosentino
Ron Hilliard Jones
Faber Ma
Mike Sate
Jerrys
Frank
Larry, Incono
Charile ‘Bowden
Peterson Point League
Charles’ Detter
Bess Edule
Oe BI MatThews
al Marker
Bill Forte
Jack Flulme
Newt Palmer
Rita
Kimberroll
Connie Maloney
der Saroke
Chester Pike
Bul Leach
Larry Quiglivy
Ray Unk
Gene ‘White
Howard Nichols
Sheila Amand
Florence Griggs
Ben Urban
Ron Marino
Lew Rowlands
Jack
Barbara Bill
Rosemary Churchman
Joan Scott
Hope Sharp
Millie Sylvester
Bard Bardsley
Gail Francis
Dim Greene
John Mee
Rita Kimber
San Ship
Rose Pruitt
Andy Jarusinskd
Ziggy Piccara
Art Petrie
Ridley grapplers rout Interboro in section clash
Ridley High wrestlers dominate Interboro 51 to 15 as eight pins fuel the win. Notables include Tom Jenkins 182 pound pin after moving up from 126 and Robbie Jenkins in his first varsity match. Interboro’s Parcell had a pin, while Ridley’s Tobin Cocco Remington Wood and Perchalski added pins.
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Ridley
Ridley High
Interboro
Tom Jenkins
Bucky Johnson
Jenkins
Robbie Jenkins
Tom
Mike “Flynn
Mike Remington
Bill Wood
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